'The Bleeding Has Stopped': Boston Leasing Velocity Hits Highest Level Since 2019

Downtown Boston recorded 1.9M SF of leasing velocity in the third quarter, representing the strongest quarter since 2019.

Apartment Construction Is Down Across SoCal As Measure ULA Opposition Heats Back Up

There are a lot of layers to the decision-making process for investors and developers, and Measure ULA is certainly one of them. A big one.

Skanska Signs 3 Tenants At New Downtown Office Building: The D.C. Deal Sheet

Also this week, the buyers of a Silver Spring apartment building plan to make it affordable, a senior living project starts work in Montgomery County, and more.

Los Angeles Lags As The Country's Office Market Shows Signs Of Healing

Tech employment peaked in 2022 and has since decreased by nearly 17%.

Construction In Top Data Center Markets Slows For First Time In Years

At the end of 2025, the number of megawatts under construction in North American primary markets was down for the first time since 2020, according to CBRE.

Nonprofit Signs 40K SF Office Lease In Philly Suburbs

The National Philanthropic Trust is leasing 40K SF at Gladstone's 2 Ash Street in Conshohocken, where Jacobs Engineering Group is vacating its space.

One Of Miami's Last Big Development Sites Hits The Market For $500M

Marc Roberts Cos., led by Marc Roberts, and Lion Development Group, led by Michael and Ron Simkins, have tapped CBRE to market the site.

Investors Are Going Back To The Mall

After spending years out of fashion, malls may be having a comeback as investors see signs of promise.

From AI Data Centers To Sun Belt Apartments, Here Are 7 CRE Predictions For 2026

Commercial real estate experts have a mixed bag of predictions for 2026, with some sectors emerging as bright spots but others facing problems.

The 2 Office Sectors Fueling New-To-Market Growth In D.C.

After a year of seeking stability in 2025, local office market experts say they see signs of net new demand coming to the D.C. market this year.